Adrian High School - Antelope Yearbook (Adrian, OR)

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ACTIVITIES

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.N I, '1 itil I fvx 'U fb-0 gtg. 17 , -A -z K Y ARTS AND Top Row: Stella Dunbrasky, Louise Klingback, Loretta Mitchell, Mar- ion Dazey, Mary Roberts, Regina Ocamica, Miss Clark. Bottom Row: Susan Zamora, Virginia Ocamica, Robert Cannon, Marie Loveland, Edna Wilson, Eileen Slippy. Fourteen students entered the Arts and Crafts class in the fall of 1939. Of this number nine regularly attended. Members include: Stella Dunbrasky, Susan Zamora, Edna Wilson, Marie Loveland, Virginia Ocamica, Eileen Slippy, Regina Ocamica, Louise Klingback, Robert Cannon, and Mary Roberts. As an introduction to arts and crafts the class spent a short period on learning simple stick lettering. They applied this knowledge by making some football posters. Later the subject of perspective was studied in relationship with rooms and houses. Before Christmas members ot' the group made Christmas cards by the block printing method. After Christmas vacation mats and small dishes were made out of serpentine. V-arious melnbers of the group have enjoyed the activity by working on soap carving, glass painting, bead work, batik, leathercraft, and wood- bulrning projects. During the spring season the class plan to do free hand drawing out of doors. Miss June Clark has served as advisor for the group.

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TREASURE Gilt-'EEST Louise Klingback ...,...,.... Editor Grace Kygar ......... .... A ss't Editor Elbert Fretwell ..... ...,..... S ports Emily Otis ......... ....... S ocial Flora Prosser ...... ..., P ersonals Julia Eastman ...... .....,.. J okes Mary Roberts ..,.... ..,. 14 'eatcre Juanita Franklin ..,... .... ' Fypist Reporters: Naomi L-orensen Marion Dazey Mildred Antrim Harold Miller Charles Landreth Donald Dazey Juanita Culbertson The Treasure Chest was the outgrowth of a unanimous vote of thc student body for a school paper. Since then the paper has come out at intervals. From the students who turned out for journalism, Louise Klingback was chosen editor. With the help of the rest of the staff and the advisor, Miss Daphne Moistrom, the first Adrian High School Treasure Chest was turned out and delivered to an appreciative student body. After the publication of the first issue of the Treasure Chest, the ambitious staff set a goal of making each issue of the paper superior to the previous issue. Although many difficulties loomed before them, such as learning to use a minieograph, trying to keep the office quiet on pub- lication day' and teaching students to turn the material in a day before and not a day after the deadline, each of these were hurdled in the for- ward march. At the beginning of the second semester Louise Klingback, having proved her worthiness and patience, was again chosen editor. Margaret Klingback, whose job it was to type the dummy copies and the stencils besides writing the editorials, deserted her post and turned her job over to Juanita Franklin. With the first year almost over, the staff of the Treasure Chest can look back to a most progressive and successful year. Their hard work has been appreciated and they have set a high goal that members of the Treasure Chest staff in the future will do well to attain.